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4.5 Bed rails

 

 

Fitting 

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The easiest way is to raise the bed 
to its highest position. 

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Insert  each  bed  rail  into  the  end 
caps provided and insert the end 
cap guides into the runners on the 
head and foot board. 

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Make sure to lift one rail at a time 
ensuring  both  ends  are  level 

before moving on to the next rail. 

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You may have to press in the bottom button in order to fit the bottom bed rail. 

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Once all rails have been fitted and are above the bottom button lift up the top bed rail 
until it automatically fits into the highest position on both ends above the top button. You 
should not be able to move the top rail upwards or downwards. 

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Check that the other bed rails are properly inserted by pressing from the top of each bed 
rail. You should not be able to move them downwards. 
 

Lowering 

 

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Lift the top bed rail slightly. 

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Press the upper button and lower bed rail slowly to its lower position. 

 

 

Special safety rules for the bed rails. 
The bed rails are there to protect patients from possible accidental falls from the 

bed. However, they cannot prevent the patient from voluntarily leaving the bed. 
To make the best use of their intended protection function, please observe the 

following precautions: 

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Use only undamaged bed rails and in good conditions positioned at the right distance 
to allow the rails to snap into place properly. 

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Make sure to use only the Apollo original bed rails supplied with the bed. 

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When  using  a  bed  with  bed  rails  you  must  always  verify  if  they  are suitable  for  each 
individual patient. In particular, it is necessary to pay attention to the distance between 

the bars in relation to the patients’ body build. If they are very skinny and thin it could be 
necessary to use some padding or pads around the bed rails (optional). Only in this way 
will it be safe to use the bed without the risk of the patient to be caught or to slide out of 
the bed rails.  

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The  mechanical  elements  which  attach  the  bed  and  the  rails  should  be  checked 

regularly to make sure there are no signs of damage. This must be done not only before 
applying the bed rails, but also during use within short intervals (at least before any new 
use). 

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When applying the bed rails to the electric bed always make sure to block the backrest 
and  leg  supports  with  the  hand  control  to  protect  the  patient  from  any  accidental 
electric movements (risk of involuntarily crushing the patient’s limbs). 

 

Failure to comply with the above safety rules will lead to the possible risks of the patient 
getting caught in the bed rails, falling out of the bed if the bed rails are too wide due to 
possible damages, in case they are not the correct bed rails for the electric bed or if they 
have not been mounted and inserted correctly. 

Summary of Contents for Bariatric Professional APH188

Page 1: ...1 Electric Bed Apollo Bariatric Professional APH188 USER S MANUAL This product conforms to the standards of the Medical Directive 93 42 EEC as implemented by Legislative Decree 46 97 and s m e i...

Page 2: ...2 1 HEAD PANEL 2 BED RAILS 3 Bar 3 HANDCONTROL 4 BED RAILS BUTTON 5 FOOT PANEL 6 WHEELS WITH BRAKE 7 HOUSING FOR LIFTING POLE ON BOTH SIDES 1 6 3 7 4 2 5...

Page 3: ...safety warnings Pg 13 4 2 Hand control Pg 14 4 2 1 Hand control use Pg 14 4 3 Swivel wheels Pg 15 4 4 Lifting Pole Pg 15 4 5 Bed rails Pg 16 5 CLEANING AND DISINFECTING Pg 17 5 1 General information P...

Page 4: ...ufacturer in order to avoid any faults This manual provides useful information to the buyer and to the end user on all the functions which will allow a safe and practical daily use of this bed Therefo...

Page 5: ...is manual The manual may refer to the following groups of people somehow involved with using the bed Owner The owner for example suppliers of medical products dealers health care authorities etc can b...

Page 6: ...rstand the instructions The safety symbol used does not replace the safety text it refers to It is always necessary to read the relevant safety warning in full and to follow it carefully 2 2 2 Safety...

Page 7: ...ly disconnect the power plug from the wall clearly mark it as Damaged and deactivate the nursing bed Immediately inform the owner of the bed about this situation In chapter 6 1 you will find a checkli...

Page 8: ...erification of tests see chapter 6 2 This bed can be used only according to the use conditions described in this manual Any other use is not to be considered as proper 2 3 2 Features Electric height a...

Page 9: ...nded by 15cm simply by moving the foot panel outwards and the integral mattress support Bed Rails To protect patients from possible accidental falls from the bed the bed is equipped with rails meet cl...

Page 10: ...s 3 1 Assembly Mounting instructions The assembly of the bed must be carried out by a minimum of two persons Unscrew the 8 hand screws on both the head and foot halves of the frame Use the bars provid...

Page 11: ...stickers on the mounting points on the underside of the bed frame Equally the green stickers on the foot rest actuator should be matched up with the green stickers on the mounting points The main con...

Page 12: ...terproof treatment It is possible to use the bed on tiles carpets laminated floors and linoleum A 230 volt power outlet correctly installed must be located as near as possible to the bed If there is t...

Page 13: ...ssories on the electric bed make sure such accessories do not crush or cut the patient with sharp edges during the legs and backrest adjustments If this condition is not guaranteed the user must not p...

Page 14: ...Press this button to change the angle of the leg support Backrest and leg support combined adjustment Auto Contour Press this button to change the angle of the backrest and the angle of the leg suppo...

Page 15: ...e lifting pole must be inserted in the side from where the patient gets in or out of the bed to help him her out Only use the manufacturers lifting pole design for this bed and for specific Bariatric...

Page 16: ...ositioned at the right distance to allow the rails to snap into place properly Make sure to use only the Apollo original bed rails supplied with the bed When using a bed with bed rails you must always...

Page 17: ...t not be subjected to a water jet a high pressure cleaner or anything similar Cleaning should be done with a damp cloth If you suspect that water or moisture have entered into the electric components...

Page 18: ...reading around These recommendations will help to prevent nosocomial infections If the beds are not immediately reused they should be stored away with a cover to protect from dust and accidental conta...

Page 19: ...important role Do not use alcohol for large surfaces 6 MAINTENANCE Regulations The owners of the nursing beds in accordance with the applicable regulations in force are requested to guarantee the saf...

Page 20: ...ble damages cable connection Power cord Possible damages cable connection Hand control Possible damages Visual inspection of mechanical components Lifting pole and its housings Possible damages deform...

Page 21: ...the documentation of the inspection results must be carried out only by experienced personnel who know the proper way and conditions necessary to implement a correct testing The evaluation and the doc...

Page 22: ...tion Visual inspection of electrical components Identification labels and stickers In place and clearly readable Housing of the control device Properly positioned damages Housing and lifting tubes of...

Page 23: ...f the first measure ment Current actual value Result bed SK II type B 0 1 ma ma ma Protocol system for testing electrical medical devices Sheet 2 to 2 III Functional control ok not ok Problem descript...

Page 24: ...s no This inspection protocol included Notes Tested on Examiner Signature Evaluated on Owner staff Signature 6 3 Spare parts Replacement parts are available From Apollo Healthcare Technologies Ltd by...

Page 25: ...cement Dangerous for your life life threat due to electric shock Before starting any operations remove the plug from the wall outlet Any electrical equipment operations must be carried out only by qua...

Page 26: ...lution The hand control and or the operating system does not work Power cord not connected Plug not under voltage Hand control plug not properly connected Faulty parts Insert the power cord Check the...

Page 27: ...rol Type Ti Motion Electric motors for height adjustment of the mattress base and backrest and footrest Type Ti Motion TA7 Series Linear Actuators Max speed at no load full load mm s 38 23 2 8 3 Envir...

Page 28: ...r and tear or due to excessive exposure to sunlight Damages caused by loss or spillage of liquids Damages from collisions or impacts against walls furniture etc Tears and accidental damages cigarette...

Page 29: ...ctive 93 42 EEC and to national law no 46 97 and comply with the European Directive on CE marking in addition they are not measuring instruments they are not intended for clinical investigations they...

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